Sentence examples for posed not a from inspiring English sources

But this sort of critique is not a critique of neutral monism as such; it is a critique of the way in which the problem is posed, not a critique of the way in which this ill-posed problem was solved.

Mr. Eyre says, "They were all posing," not a derogatory comment coming from someone who believes theater must present an enhanced form of life.

These questions, it needs emphasising, are ones posed not by a doubting critic but by Struth himself.

In addition, the question was posed not by an intermediary, but by the scientist who might use the information.

Brucellosis in cattle (mainly caused by Brucella abortus) poses not only a significant threat as a source of infection to humans but also the risk of economic losses.

"It is on the verge of deploying a nuclear arsenal that would pose not only a threat to the United States and its allies but also to China".

The value reduction to utility poses not only a threat to the life and the welfare of living beings, but also to the cultural and spiritual values.

For the cast, this is posing, not dancing; it's such a waste of talent.

As a consequence, it will not pose a not good effect on electrical device performance.

It is not posed as a question and it doesn't stop there.

But the questions were not posed in a vacuum.